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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1969

Page

2

Fighting Flares Along Jordan River

United Press International reports heavy fighting along the Jordan River ceasefire line with Israeli and Jordanian troops exchanging fire near Maoz Hayim in the Beisan Valley. Jordanian spokesman claims Israeli fire began. no Jordanian casualties cited, while one Israeli half track was destroyed. Israeli jets reportedly seen near the border, with Israel denying confirmed air strikes. In Beirut a new Lebanese government vowed militant policy toward Israel as Dayan warned of continued retaliation.

Jordan River Jerusalem Beisan Maoz Hayim Amman Israel Jordan East Bank Beirut Tel Aviv Moshe Dayan Dayan Rashid Karami Lebanon Arab Bloc Karami Charles Helon Abdullah Yafi Nile Egypt

Liberals Face Uphill Fight To Curb Senate Filibusters

Washington report notes Vice President Humphrey’s ruling allowing a simple majority to decide filibuster changes. Senator Pearson warns of lost votes, while Senator Holland expects victory in the South to retain the two thirds requirement. The debate centers on moving to a three fifths threshold.

Senate Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey James B. Pearson Spessard L. Holland Dfla Pearson Holland Spiro T. Agnew Humphrey’s. Pearson Agnew

Foe shoots down two U S helicopters in Vietnam

Wartime dispatches report Communist forces shot down two American helicopters near Saigon killing five crewmen and wounding twelve American infantrymen as a relief column was ambushed while reaching a crash site. Separate attacks hit Me Kong Delta capitals and a Pleiku fuel dump, with broader context on morale and casualties.

Saigon UPS U.S Vietnam Mekong Delta Pleiku Ellsworth Bunker South Vietnam Paris UPI David Lamb Mekong My Tho Truc Giang

Pay Hikes Assured For Government Brass

Washington AP reports Congress is approving sweeping pay raises for the president, cabinet officers, judges, lawmakers, and senior federal officials. The plan boosts Nixon to 100000 and Congress members to 42500, with other levels rising to 42000, 38500, and 36000 under a 1967 law.

Johnson Senate Congress Bureau of the Customs

Senate Committee Looks At Packard Stock Trust Plan

The Senate Armed Services Committee weighed David J. Packard’s plan to place his Hewlett Packard shares in a trust to avoid profits while serving as deputy defense secretary. They focused on potential conflicts if Hewlett Packard’s stock fell, risking pressure to alter actions for personal gain. The panel noted the need to protect company and shareholder interests while preserving Packard’s limited control.

Washington UPI Senate Armed Services Committee David J. Packard Packard Hewlett- Packard Corp Palo Alto Calif Hewlett-Packard John Stennis D-Miss Stennis Thomas J. McIintyre Dn.h Harry Byrd Jr Dva

Explosions and evacuation hit Springville Alabama butane tanks

Fires from derailment and tank explosions rocked Springville Alabama as 822 residents were evacuated and five municipalities sent firefighting teams. Two more tank cars blew near dawn, shattering windows while authorities debated burning out the remaining gas car and awaited railroad action.

Springville Ala Alabama Alabama Great Southern Railroad F. E. Kizzlah Alabama Highway Patrol Kizziah Kitziah National Guard

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